Outpatient Clinic Services

We provide mental health assessment, treatment, and referral for residents of Central and Southern Alameda County. For selected adults( in partnership with Alameda County Behavioral Health Care Services) we provide case management, psychiatric services, individual therapy, and group therapy. We screen and provide services for Spanish-Speaking adults without insurance coverage. We provide care under the Victims of Crime Program. We offer peer counseling in Spanish in WRAP groups. For children and teen with Medical, we offer individual and family therapy, and for very young children, this therapy focuses on strengthening the caregiver-child relationship. La Familia strives to involve family and caregivers in treatment.

Outpatient Training Program

The Training Program has a multicultural focus. It integrates theory and practicein treatment of adults, adolescents, children, and families. In addition to individual supervision, and videotape study of treatment sessions, we offer didactic seminars and case conferences that run throughout the 11-month training year. Training is offered to practicum students, pre-doctoral interns, and postdoctoral fellows. Accreditationis through CAPIC (California Psychology Internship Council) and BaPIC (Bay Area Practicum Information Collaborative), and selection of trainees follows their organizational procedures. We have a strong commitment to the professional development of bilingual clinicians to meet the needs of our community.

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Outpatient Clinic
26081 Mocine Ave
Hayward, CA 94544
T: 510-881-5921
F: 510-881-5925
Hours of Operation:
Monday-Thursday 9:00 A.M.-8:00 P.M.
Friday 9:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M.

 

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: How do I secure services?

A: Inquire by phone (510) 881-5921 or by walking in 26081 Mocine Ave, Hayward, CA 94544

 

Q:Will my treatment at La Familia be kept private?

A: Discussions and written records are confidential and are protected by law.

 

Q: My friend or family member, who is a La Familia client, has been behaving oddly. Can I discuss this with a staff member?

A: A staff member can listen to concerns and secure information, but cannot reveal anything about the client's problems or treatment without the client's permission.

 

Q: I am concerned that my friend or family member ( not client) may hurt himself or other. What can I do?

A: A staff member can provide information about securing emergency care.

 

Q: If I am undocumented and seek treatment, will staff report me to Immigration?

A: No

 

Q: I work. Can I receive services after work?

A: Yes. However, we sometimes have a waiting list for treatment in late afternon and early evening hours.